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I have a seperate git gui open in the background all the time. It shows me all the changes I made since last commit. So coding without commiting a long time wil
by xaedes 9y ago
I have a seperate git gui open in the background all the time.
It shows me all the changes I made since last commit.
So coding without commiting a long time will result in lots of changes piled up there.
When that gets to much to overview or I feel the need for a savepoint (to do some experimentation) I commit.
When I didn't commit for a long time (mostly during long refactorings) I break up the changes into logical groups and commit them seperately using the interactive commiting feature. Using a good GUI to help me there improved that workflow a lot for me.